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Smaller Cruise Lines Begin to Succumb; Pullmantur Plans Reorganization

Smaller Cruise Lines Begin to Succumb; Pullmantur Plans Reorganization

By The Maritime Executive
June 22, 2020
Saying that the pressures it faced from the coronavirus were simply too strong, Spain’s Pullmantur Cruceros announced that it has filed for a reorganization under Spain’s insolvency laws. While Pullma...
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Low Carbon Shipping Options After Successful Biofuel Trial

By The Maritime Executive
June 22, 2020
Following a successful biofuel trial, Stena Bulk announced that it is introducing a new low-carbon shipping option for customers. According to the company, offering low-carbon shipping options is an a...
Dealing with Change in Japanese Shipbuilding Industry: Teramoto Iron

Dealing with Change in Japanese Shipbuilding Industry: Teramoto Iron

By Greg Atkinson
June 22, 2020
At one time shipbuilders in Japan accounted for around half of all new ships built in the world, however from the 1990’s the sector came under increasing competition from rivals in South Korea and Chi...
Watching for Changes in Marine Biodiversity

Watching for Changes in Marine Biodiversity

By National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
June 21, 2020
Changes in marine biodiversity—the variety and variability of life in the ocean—can be an early indicator of change, provided it's noticed. The U.S. Marine Biodiversity Observation Network (MBON) aims...
Titanic 2020 Expedition to Recover Radio Equipment Challenged By NOAA

Titanic 2020 Expedition to Recover Radio Equipment Challenged By NOAA

By The Maritime Executive
June 21, 2020
The next installment in the 100-plus year drama around the Titanic is about to play out in a Virginia courtroom. RMS Titanic, which holds the rights to the wreck site, was due by June 18, 2020, to fil...
China Imposes its First Closed Season for Distant-Water Fishing Fleet

China Imposes its First Closed Season for Distant-Water Fishing Fleet

By Dialogue Earth
June 21, 2020
[By Zhang Chun] In early June, the Chinese Ministry of Agriculture’s Bureau of Fisheries announced plans for two closed seasons on squid fishing in parts of the south-west Atlantic and eastern Paci...
IPCSA Expanding Effort to Develop and Prove Blockchain Bill of Lading

IPCSA Expanding Effort to Develop and Prove Blockchain Bill of Lading

By The Maritime Executive
June 19, 2020
The International Port Community Systems Association’s (IPCSA) announced that it is expanding its initiatives designed to advance blockchain bill of lading. Like several other organizations and partne...
USCG Carries Out Second Ultra-Long-Range Medevac for F/V Baranof

USCG Carries Out Second Ultra-Long-Range Medevac for F/V Baranof

By The Maritime Executive
June 19, 2020
On Wednesday, Coast Guard aircrews carried out the second long-range medevac for a crewmember of the fishing vessel Baranof in a month.  Just before midnight on Tuesday, District 17 Command Center...
U.S. Removes Greek Shipowners From Sanctions While Citing More Tankers

U.S. Removes Greek Shipowners From Sanctions While Citing More Tankers

By The Maritime Executive
June 19, 2020
The United States is removing two Greek shipping companies and two tankers from the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control sanctions list while also taking action against t...
DNV GL: Wind-Assisted Propulsion Can Cut Fuel Costs

DNV GL: Wind-Assisted Propulsion Can Cut Fuel Costs

By The Maritime Executive
June 18, 2020
Reducing fuel consumption and emissions means harnessing all available technical advancements, including wind. The efficiency of wind-assisted ship propulsion can be greatly enhanced by using moder...

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